KRISTIN GRIFFITH recently played opposite Judd Hirsch in The Stone Witch at the Berkshire Theatre Festival. At Atlantic, Neil Pepe directed her in Jody’s Mother, and she played in Lucy Thurber’s Perry Street and Bottom of the World. Broadway debut: A Texas Trilogy, received a Drama Desk nomination for Best Actress in The Fatal Weakness at the Mint Theater. Ms. Griffith has appeared at the Roundabout, the Promenade (The Holy Terror, written and directed by Simon Gray), the New Georges (Stretch, a Fantasia), Manhattan Theatre Club (In the Summer House), the WPA, and the Women’s Project Theater (Bethany, with America Ferrera, The Most Deserving). At the Irish Repertory Theatre she was seen in Da, The Master Builder, It’s a Wonderful Life and Ernest in Love. A member of Ensemble Studio Theatre, she has appeared in 15 “Marathons,” in plays by, among others, David Mamet, Frank Gilroy, and Joyce Carol Oates. She has appeared in regional theaters across the country and at the Shaw Festival in Canada. She guest-starred on “Law & Order” (and its franchises “SVU” and “Criminal Intent”), “Blue Bloods,” “New Amsterdam,” “Ed,” “Wonderland” and “Third Watch.” She co-starred with Jennifer Garner in the TV movie Rose Hill, with Jack Lemmon in The Long Way Home, and in Flesh and Blood with Denzel Washington and John Cassavetes. Feature Films include Woody Allen’s Interiors, Steven Soderbergh’s King of the Hill and the Merchant/Ivory film The Europeans
